Beating Yesterday #09: AI Gets Smarter. Do Investors?

Executive Summary

The ninth weekly Beating Yesterday Space, hosted by the FUIT platform on Thursdays at 2 PM UTC, took AI as its theme: how it changes content creation and investing. Guest Look, whose AI videos drew 15 million impressions on a single post, argued AI video is only slop when made by asking Grok to make a video without curation, and showed how he uses AI agents to screen meme coins, a method that led him to Gene Fill at a 1.7 million dollar market cap before it ran to 13 million, and to Truman, which became a launchpad. The panel covered security too: animated stickers on Telegram can carry embedded code that executes, and the first rule of managing a portfolio is never to expose a seed phrase. One speaker explained tokenizing land in Mexico, where his brother, a lawyer, advises on ownership and transfer rules, with 45 percent of the allocation going to buying RWAs that holders can claim and a Mexican stock exchange listing raised as an ambition. FUIT itself lets users manage spot portfolios of crypto and stocks on-chain, invest in other people's portfolios or hedge funds, and use vaults, and the episode notes 1,500 NFTs set to carry a large presale discount.

💡 Discussion Highlights & Key Takeaways

• [00:00] Beating Yesterday is a weekly Space every Thursday at 2 PM UTC, hosted by the FUIT platform, which is building an on-chain asset management layer for internet capital markets.
• [00:00] FUIT lets anyone manage a spot portfolio of cryptos and stocks on-chain and invest in other people's portfolios or hedge funds.
• [00:00] The episode's topic, AI and its impact on Web3, was proposed by co-host Grid.
• [00:00] Guest Look was introduced as having 15 million impressions on a single post about using AI.
• [13:08] Look said AI videos are slop only when made by asking Grok to make a video without spending time curating it.
• [13:08] He uses AI for background checks on companies he invests in, looking for red flags.
• [13:08] A prompt from a Min X post checks whether a meme coin has motion outside X, and Look applied it with an agent to find similar coins.
• [13:08] The agent suggested Gene Fill at around $1.7 million; it later ran to about $13 million, and Truman, which became a launchpad, also worked out.
• [24:35] The panel discussed layoffs as a risk and delayed stop dates on some protocols.
• [24:35] Security came up: animated stickers on Telegram can carry embedded code that executes.
• [24:35] A Cloudflare-protected site with proper security was held up as the right setup.
• [24:35] When creating a vote, the panel noted it becomes a separate entity with access to funds.
• [41:31] One speaker explained tokenizing land in Mexico, where his brother, a lawyer, advises on ownership and transfer rules.
• [41:31] 45% of the allocation goes to buying RWAs that holders can claim.
• [41:31] Getting listed on the Mexican stock exchange was raised as an ambition.
• [41:31] NFTs were discussed as art with no utility in the past, with 1,500 NFTs set to carry a large presale discount.
• [52:50] Managing a portfolio starts with tracking performance to see what is being done wrong.
• [52:50] The first rule stated was never to expose a seed phrase.
• [52:50] FUIT's interface was described as simple and secure, showing how to place orders.
• [52:50] Vaults were discussed as part of what FUIT has built.
• [1:11:47] AI helps increase work speed, and the panel said things are changing very quickly.
• [1:11:47] The panel's trading strategy was described as usually risky, with lower volatility handled differently.
• [1:11:47] Listeners were invited to DM on X or Telegram for questions, with prompt replies promised.
• [1:11:47] A live call was teased where the panel will address what they like and don't like in a project.

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